The Arts of the BeautifulScribner, 1965 - 189 pagine |
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Pagina 89
... critic is one whom we have learned to trust and to agree with , because the works that please him are likely to please us too . We are not considering the validity of art criticism , only its nature . Even if the critic could mentally ...
... critic is one whom we have learned to trust and to agree with , because the works that please him are likely to please us too . We are not considering the validity of art criticism , only its nature . Even if the critic could mentally ...
Pagina 146
... critic is worth . Inasmuch as it pretends to judge , infallibility cannot be required of it , for a relation between a material thing and a personal sensibility can- not be universalized . True , the critic sometimes writes with dis ...
... critic is worth . Inasmuch as it pretends to judge , infallibility cannot be required of it , for a relation between a material thing and a personal sensibility can- not be universalized . True , the critic sometimes writes with dis ...
Pagina 147
... critic employs language in a natural way , he communi- cates known facts , information , opinions and judgments . The use which poetry and artistic prose make of language is altogether different ; their goal is not to convey truth but ...
... critic employs language in a natural way , he communi- cates known facts , information , opinions and judgments . The use which poetry and artistic prose make of language is altogether different ; their goal is not to convey truth but ...
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COROLLARIES IN ESTHETICS | 35 |
INTUITION EXPRESSION SYMBOLISM | 56 |
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